This page updated Nov. 10, 2020. The City of Gastonia is continuing its efforts to respond to the spread of coronavirus and to help protect the public and its employees. That action includes complying with […]
The City of Gastonia is hosting a Fourth of July celebration next Thursday, with as many as 5,000 people expected to attend. The Downtown event near the Rotary Pavilion features: 11 food trucks a beer […]
Because of forecasted sub-freezing temperatures tonight, which are expected to refreeze slush and ice on secondary roads, City officials are delaying the opening of administrative offices, postponing Monday’s solid waste collection and canceling transit services. […]
A bus shelter at the Warlick Family YMCA on Robinwood Road doesn’t have the same look as other bus shelters in the Gastonia Transit system. Etched in the tempered glass of the new prototype are […]
The City of Gastonia has proclaimed a State of Emergency because of the expected impacts of Hurricane Florence. The proclamation does not require the public to take any specific action. It is an administrative step […]
The City of Gastonia has reorganized and realigned some of its largest departments, and three departments have gotten new names. City Manager Michael Peoples says similar services are now grouped together and the alignment will […]
Gastonia Transit is revising all of its bus routes starting Saturday, June 2. The seven existing routes within the city will be consolidated to six, with the new routes all starting and ending at the […]
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